Medium-high voltage energy conversion system, and control method and controller therefor

ABSTRACT

A medium-high voltage energy conversion system, and a control method and a controller therefor are provided. In the control method, an operation state of the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is acquired. In a case that the system is in a normal operation state, the system is controlled to operate in a first direct circuit current source mode. In a case that the system is in a first fault state in which a direct current grid voltage drops, the system is controlled to operate in a direct current voltage source mode. In a case that the system is in a second fault state in which a direct current grid voltage is in an overvoltage state, the system is controlled to operate in a second direct circuit current source mode.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

The present application claims priority under 35 U.S.C. § 119 to ChinesePatent Application No. 201811454561.3, filed on Nov. 30, 2018, thecontent of which is incorporated herein by reference.

FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of powerelectronic transformers, and in particular to a medium-high voltageenergy conversion system, and a control method and a controllertherefor.

BACKGROUND

A medium-high voltage energy conversion system (such as a powerelectronic transformer, a solid state transformer and an energy router)is a device that directly transfers electrical energy from a low voltageinto a medium-high voltage. A conventional power electronic transformeris shown in FIG. 1. An input end of the power electronic transformer isconnected to a low voltage common direct current bus, to control avoltage at a low voltage common direct current bus input port constant.In this case, the power electronic transformer operates in a directcurrent voltage source mode.

In the direct current voltage source mode, the power electronictransformer is required to have a sufficient power capacity and a highdynamic response speed, so as to provide support for a low-voltage-sidedevice that is connected to the low voltage common direct current bus,such as a load, a new energy device, an energy storage element. Aninsufficient power capacity or a low dynamic response speed may resultin a fluctuation of the direct current voltage. In the case of the largefluctuation, the undervoltage or overvoltage protection mechanism of thelow-voltage-side device may be triggered, which can even result inburnout of the low-voltage-side device.

In addition, a conventional power electronic transformer may also beshown in FIG. 2, which operates in a direct circuit current source mode.In the direct circuit current source mode, if a fault occurs in a directcurrent microgrid or grid (for example, a grid voltage drops or dips),the power electronic transformer cannot effectively provide support forthe direct current microgrid or grid.

Therefore, it is desired to provide a control method for a medium-highvoltage energy conversion system, such that the power electronictransformer can provide support for the direct current microgrid or gridin a case that a fault occurs in the direct current microgrid or grid.

SUMMARY

A control method for a medium-high voltage energy conversion system isprovided in the present disclosure, such that a power electronictransformer can provide support for a direct current microgrid or gridin a case that a fault occurs in the direct current microgrid or grid.

The following technical solutions are provided in the presentdisclosure.

The control method provided in the present disclosure is applied to amedium-high voltage energy conversion system including a directcurrent-direct current (DC/DC) isolation circuit and a grid-connectedcircuit. The control method includes:

acquiring an operation state of the medium-high voltage energyconversion system, where the operation state includes a normal operationstate and a fault state, and the fault state includes a first faultstate in which a direct current grid voltage drops and a second faultstate in which a direct current grid voltage is in an overvoltage state;

controlling the medium-high voltage energy conversion system to operatein a first direct circuit current source mode in a case that themedium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the normal operationstate;

controlling the medium-high voltage energy conversion system to operatein a direct current voltage source mode in a case that the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system is in the first fault state; and

controlling the medium-high voltage energy conversion system to operatein a second direct circuit current source mode in a case that themedium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the second faultstate.

In an embodiment, the acquiring an operation state of the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system includes:

acquiring a direct current voltage at a direct current input port;

determining that the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is inthe first fault state, in a case that the direct current voltage is lessthan a first preset voltage threshold;

determining that the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is inthe normal operation state, in a case that the direct current voltage isgreater than or equal to the first preset voltage threshold and is lessthan or equal to a second preset voltage threshold; and

determining that the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is inthe second fault state, in a case that the direct current voltage isgreater than the second preset voltage threshold.

In an embodiment, in a case that the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is in the normal operation state, an output voltage ofthe DC/DC isolation circuit is controlled to be equal to a first presetvalue, and the grid-connected circuit is controlled to operate in aconstant current mode or a constant power mode;

in a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is inthe first fault state, the direct current voltage at the direct currentinput port is controlled, the output voltage of the DC/DC isolationcircuit is controlled to be equal to a second preset value, and a sum ofinput voltages of the grid-connected circuit is controlled to be 3Ntimes the second preset value, where N is the number of cascade modulesof each phase in the grid-connected circuit; and

in a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is inthe second fault state, the output voltage of the DC/DC isolationcircuit is controlled to be equal to a third preset value, and thegrid-connected circuit is controlled to operate in a constant currentmode or a constant power mode.

In an embodiment, after controlling the medium-high voltage energyconversion system to operate in the direct current voltage source mode,the control method further includes:

acquiring a present direct current voltage at the direct current inputport;

switching the medium-high voltage energy conversion system to the seconddirect circuit current source mode, in a case that the present directcurrent voltage is greater than the second preset voltage threshold;

switching the medium-high voltage energy conversion system to the firstdirect circuit current source mode, in a case that the present directcurrent voltage is greater than or equal to the first preset voltagethreshold and is less than or equal to the second preset voltagethreshold for a first preset time period; and

controlling the medium-high voltage energy conversion system to be shutdown, in a case that the present direct current voltage is less than thefirst preset voltage threshold for a second preset time period.

A controller for a medium-high voltage energy conversion system isfurther provided in the present disclosure. The medium-high voltageenergy conversion system includes a direct current-direct currentisolation circuit and a grid-connected circuit. The controller includes:a first acquiring module, a first control module, a second controlmodule, and a third control module, where

the first acquiring module is configured to acquire an operation stateof the medium-high voltage energy conversion system, where the operationstate includes a normal operation state and a fault state, and the faultstate includes a first fault state in which a direct current gridvoltage drops and a second fault state in which a direct current gridvoltage is in an overvoltage state;

the first control module is configured to: control the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to operate in a first direct circuitcurrent source mode in a case that the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is in the normal operation state;

the second control module is configured to: control the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to operate in a direct current voltagesource mode in a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is in the first fault state; and

the third control module is configured to: control the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to operate in a second direct circuitcurrent source mode in a case that the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is in the second fault state.

In an embodiment, the first acquiring module includes a first acquiringunit, a first determining unit, a second determining unit and a thirddetermining unit, where

the first acquiring unit is configured to acquire a direct currentvoltage at a direct current input port;

the first determining unit is configured to: determine that themedium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the first faultstate, in a case that the direct current voltage is less than a firstpreset voltage threshold;

The second determining unit is configured to: determine that themedium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the normal operationstate, in a case that the direct current voltage is greater than orequal to the first preset voltage threshold and is less than or equal toa second preset voltage threshold; and

the third determining unit is configured to: determine that themedium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the second faultstate, in a case that the direct current voltage is greater than thesecond preset voltage threshold.

In an embodiment, the first control module is further configured to: ina case that the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is in thenormal operation state, control an output voltage of the DC/DC isolationcircuit to be equal to a first preset value and control thegrid-connected circuit to operate in a constant current mode or aconstant power mode;

the second control module is further configured to: in a case that themedium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the first faultstate, control the direct current voltage at the direct current inputport, control the output voltage of the DC/DC isolation circuit to beequal to a second preset value, and control a sum of input voltages ofthe grid-connected circuit to be 3N times the second preset value, whereN is the number of cascade modules of each phase in the grid-connectedcircuit; and

the third control module is further configured to: in a case that themedium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the second faultstate, control the output voltage of the DC/DC isolation circuit to beequal to a third preset value and control the grid-connected circuit tooperate in a constant current mode or a constant power mode.

In an embodiment, the controller further includes: a second acquiringmodule, a fourth control module, a fifth control module and a sixthcontrol module, where

the second acquiring module is configured to acquire a present directcurrent voltage at the direct current input port;

the fourth control module is configured to: switch the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to the second direct circuit currentsource mode, in a case that the present direct current voltage isgreater than the second preset voltage threshold;

the fifth control module is configured to: switch the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to the first direct circuit currentsource mode, in a case that the present direct current voltage isgreater than or equal to the first preset voltage threshold and is lessthan or equal to the second preset voltage threshold for a first presettime period; and

the sixth control module is configured to: control the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to be shut down, in a case that thepresent direct current voltage is less than the first preset voltagethreshold for a second preset time period.

A medium-high voltage energy conversion system is further provided inthe present disclosure. The medium-high voltage energy conversion systemincludes a DC/DC isolation circuit and a grid-connected circuit, theDC/DC isolation circuit includes multiple DC/DC converters, and thegrid-connected circuit includes multiple cascade modules and analternating current grid-connected filter, where

input ends of the plurality of DC/DC converters are connected inparallel with each other and are each connected to an input end of adirect current grid; and

an output end of each of the plurality of DC/DC converters is connectedin parallel with an input end of one of the plurality of cascademodules, and alternating current output ends of the plurality of cascademodules are connected in series with each other and are connected to aninput end of an alternating current grid via the alternating currentgrid-connected filter.

In an embodiment, each of the multiple DC/DC converters is an LC seriesresonant converter, an LLC series resonant converter, a dual activeDC/DC converter, a full-bridge DC/DC converter, a power bidirectional LCseries resonant converter, or a power bidirectional LLC series resonantconverter, and

each of the multiple cascade modules is a direct current-alternatingcurrent (DC/AC) converter.

A control method for a medium-high voltage energy conversion system isprovided in the present disclosure. In the control method, the operationstate of the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is acquired.In a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is inthe normal operation state, the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is controlled to operate in the first direct circuit currentsource mode. In a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is in the first fault state, the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is controlled to operate in the direct current voltagesource mode. In a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is in the second fault state, the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is controlled to operate in the second direct circuitcurrent source mode. It can be seen that, in a case that the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system provided in the present disclosure isin the normal operation state, the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem operates in a direct circuit current source mode and isgrid-connected to a direct current grid. In a case that a fault occursin the medium-high voltage energy conversion system, the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system operates in a direct current voltagesource mode to provide support for direct current microgrid or grid.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In order to more clearly illustrate technical solutions in embodimentsof the present disclosure or in the conventional technology, thedrawings to be used in the description of the embodiments or theconventional technology are briefly described below. Apparently, thedrawings in the following description show only some embodiments of thepresent disclosure, and other drawings may be obtained by those skilledin the art from the drawings without any creative work.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a power electronic transformer inthe conventional technology;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing another power electronictransformer in the conventional technology;

FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a control method for a medium-high voltageenergy conversion system according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 4 is a schematic structural diagram showing a medium-high voltageenergy conversion system according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram showing a medium-high voltageenergy conversion system according to another embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 6A to FIG. 6D schematically show specific structures of a DC/DCconverter provided in the present disclosure;

FIG. 7 is a schematic structural diagram showing a multi-windingsingle-input multiple-output DC/DC converter according to an embodimentof the present disclosure;

FIG. 8 is a schematic structural diagram showing a multi-windingsingle-input multiple-output DC/DC converter according to anotherembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing specific processes in the control methodfor a medium-high voltage energy conversion system according to theembodiment of the present disclosure; and

FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing specific processes in the control methodfor a medium-high voltage energy conversion system according to theembodiment of the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

To make the above objects, features and advantages of the presentdisclosure to be clear and easily understood, specific embodiments ofthe present disclosure are described in detail below with reference tothe drawings.

As shown in FIG. 3, a control method for a medium-high voltage energyconversion system is provided according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure. In a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is in a normal operation state, the medium-high voltage energyconversion system operates in a direct circuit current source mode andis grid-connected to a direct current grid. In a case that a faultoccurs in the medium-high voltage energy conversion system, themedium-high voltage energy conversion system operates in a directcurrent voltage source mode to provide support for direct currentmicrogrid or grid.

In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4, the medium-high voltage energyconversion system includes a DC/DC isolation circuit 41 and agrid-connected circuit 42. As shown in FIG. 5, the DC/DC isolationcircuit 41 includes multiple DC/DC converters 501. The grid-connectedcircuit 42 includes multiple cascade modules 502 and an alternatingcurrent grid-connected filter 503.

Input ends of the multiple DC/DC converters 501 are connected inparallel with each other, and are each connected to an input end Udc ofthe direct current grid. An output end of each of the multiple DC/DCconverters 501 is connected in parallel with an input end of one of themultiple cascade modules 502. Alternating current output ends of themultiple cascade modules 502 are connected in series with each other andare connected to an input end of an alternating current grid via thealternating current grid-connected filter 503.

It should be noted that, in this embodiment, one phase of output isformed by cascading alternating current output ends of the multiplecascade modules. Three phases of output are grid-connected to thealternating current grid via the grid-connected filter in a star ordelta configuration.

Based on the above embodiments, as shown in FIG. 6A to FIG. 6D, each ofthe multiple DC/DC converters in this embodiment may be an LC seriesresonant converter, an LLC series resonant converter, a dual activeDC/DC converter, a full-bridge DC/DC converter, a power bidirectional LCseries resonant converter, or a power bidirectional LLC series resonantconverter. Further, in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 7 and FIG. 8,each of the multiple DC/DC converters may be implemented by amulti-winding single-input multiple-output structure, where multipleoutput ports are connected in series to form an overall output.

Each of the multiple cascade modules may be a DC/AC converter, which maybe in but not limited to a full-bridge topology, a neutral point clamped(NPC) full-bridge topology, a flying capacitor full-bridge topology.

Based on the above structures of the medium-high voltage energyconversion system, the control method for a medium-high voltage energyconversion system may include the following steps S31 to S34.

In S31, an operation state of the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is acquired.

In this embodiment, the operation state of the medium-high voltageenergy conversion system refers to an operation state of a directcurrent grid detected by the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem. The operation state includes a normal operation state and afault state. The fault state includes a first fault state in which adirect current grid voltage drops and a second fault state in which adirect current grid voltage is in an overvoltage state.

In this embodiment, in the normal operation state, the direct currentgrid voltage, i.e., a direct current voltage Udc at an overall directcurrent input port detected by a system controller is greater than orequal to a first voltage threshold Uth1 and is less than or equal to asecond voltage threshold Uth2, i.e., Uth1≤Udc≤Uth2. If a fault that thedirect current grid voltage drops occurs, the direct current voltage Udcis less than the first voltage threshold Uth1, i.e., Udc<Uth1. If afault that a high direct current grid voltage is in an overvoltage stateoccurs, the direct current voltage Udc is greater than the secondvoltage threshold Uth2, i.e., Uth2<Udc.

In this embodiment, it is assumed that a rated direct current gridvoltage is 400V, and the direct current grid voltage may have afluctuation ranging from −10% to +10%. In this case, the first voltagethreshold Uth1 may be set as 360V, i.e., Uth1=360V, and the secondvoltage threshold Uth2 may be set as 440V, i.e., Uth2=440V. If thedirect current voltage Udc at the overall direct current input portdetected by the system controller is less than 360V, i.e., Udc<360V, thesystem may determine that the fault that the direct current grid voltagedrops occurs. If the direct current voltage Udc at the overall directcurrent input port detected by the system controller is greater than440V, i.e., Udc>440V, the system may determine that the fault that ahigh direct current grid voltage is in an overvoltage state occurs.

In S32, in a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversion systemis in the normal operation state, the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is controlled to operate in a first direct circuitcurrent source mode.

In S33, in a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversion systemis in the first fault state, the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is controlled to operate in a direct current voltage source mode.

In S34, in a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversion systemis in the second fault state, the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is controlled to operate in a second direct circuit currentsource mode.

It can be seen that, in the case that the medium-high voltage energyconversion system provided in the present disclosure is in the normaloperation state, the medium-high voltage energy conversion system, as adirect circuit current source, is grid-connected to the direct currentgrid. In the case that the medium-high voltage energy conversion systemis in the first fault state, the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem, as a direct current voltage source, provides support for thedirect current microgrid or grid.

Based on the above, as shown in FIG. 9, the process of acquiring theoperation state of the medium-high voltage energy conversion system maybe performed by the following steps S91 to S94.

In S91, a direct current voltage at a direct current input port isacquired.

In S92, in a case that the direct current voltage is less than a firstpreset voltage threshold, it is determined that the medium-high voltageenergy conversion system is in the first fault state.

In S93, in a case that the direct current voltage is greater than orequal to the first preset voltage threshold and is less than or equal toa second preset voltage threshold, it is determined that the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system is in the normal operation state.

In S94, in a case that the direct current voltage is greater than thesecond preset voltage threshold, it is determined that the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system is in the second fault state.

Specifically, in a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is in the normal operation state, an output voltage of the DC/DCisolation circuit is controlled to be equal to a first preset value, andthe grid-connected circuit is controlled to operate in a constantcurrent mode or a constant power mode.

In a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is inthe first fault state, the direct current voltage at the direct currentinput port is controlled, the output voltage of the DC/DC isolationcircuit is controlled to be equal to a second preset value, and a sum ofinput voltages of the grid-connected circuit is controlled to be 3Ntimes the second preset value, where N is the number of cascade modulesof each phase in the grid-connected circuit.

In a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is inthe second fault state, the output voltage of the DC/DC isolationcircuit is controlled to be equal to a third preset value, and thegrid-connected circuit is controlled to operate in a constant currentmode or a constant power mode.

Based on the above, as shown in FIG. 10, after the process ofcontrolling the medium-high voltage energy conversion system to operatein the direct current voltage source mode, the control method for amedium-high voltage energy conversion system further includes thefollowing steps S101 to S104.

In S101, a present direct current voltage at the direct current inputport is acquired.

In S102, in a case that the present direct current voltage is greaterthan the second preset voltage threshold, the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is switched to the second direct circuit currentsource mode.

In S103, in a case that the present direct current voltage is greaterthan or equal to the first preset voltage threshold and is less than orequal to the second preset voltage threshold for a first preset timeperiod, the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is switched tothe first direct circuit current source mode.

In S104, in a case that the present direct current voltage is less thanthe first preset voltage threshold for a second preset time period, themedium-high voltage energy conversion system is controlled to be shutdown.

Schematically, in this embodiment, the direct current voltage Udc at theoverall direct current input port detected by the system controller ofthe medium-high voltage energy conversion system is acquired firstly,and the subsequent operation is then performed based on a comparisonbetween the direct current voltage Udc, the first voltage thresholdUth1, and the second voltage threshold Uth2 (where the first voltagethreshold Uth1 is less than the second voltage threshold Uth2, i.e.,Uth1<Uth2).

In the case of Uth1≤Udc≤Uth2, it is determined that no fault occurs inthe direct current grid voltage. In this case, the system controllercontrols the medium-high voltage energy conversion system to operate inthe first direct circuit current source mode, to supply electric powerto the direct current grid (where the statement “supplying electricpower” may refer to a process in which the electric power flows from thealternating current grid to the direct current grid, or the electricpower flows from the direct current grid to the alternating currentgrid, or no electric power flows between the direct current grid and thealternating current grid). The first direct circuit current source modehas the following features a) to d) in this system.

In feature a), the medium-high voltage energy conversion system does notcontrol the direct current voltage at the overall direct current inputport.

In feature b), open-loop control or closed-loop control may be performedon each of the multiple DC/DC converters, to control an output voltageof the DC/DC converter to be equal to a preset value Vdc1.

In feature c), a high voltage grid-connected stage is grid-connected tothe alternating current grid in a constant current mode or a constantpower mode. Specifically, a current instruction I1* is set as an activecurrent loop instruction of the high voltage grid-connected stage.Alternatively, a power instruction P1* may be set, and an actual currentinstruction may be obtained by dividing the power instruction P1* by thegrid voltage.

It should be noted that, in this embodiment, a direction in which energyor power flows from the alternating current grid to the direct currentgrid may be set as a positive direction, and in this case a directionopposite to the positive direction is set as a negative direction.Alternatively, a direction in which an alternating current of the highvoltage grid-connected stage flows from the alternating current grid toa high voltage grid-connected stage converter may be set as a positivedirection, and in this case a direction opposite to the positivedirection is set as a negative direction.

In feature d), the comparison between the direct current voltage Udc atthe overall direct current input port, the first voltage threshold Uth1,and the second voltage threshold Uth2 proceeds.

In the case of Udc<Uth1, it is determined that the fault that the directcurrent grid voltage drops occurs. In this case, the medium-high voltageenergy conversion system is switched to operate in the direct currentvoltage source mode, to supply electric power to the direct currentgrid. The direct current voltage source mode has the following featuresa) to c) in this system.

In feature a), the medium-high voltage energy conversion system controlsthe direct current voltage at the overall direct current input port.

In feature b), open-loop control or closed-loop control may be performedon each of the multiple DC/DC converters, to control an output voltageof the DC/DC converter to be equal to a preset value Vdc2. The presetvalue Vdc2 may be a fixed value, or equal to the voltage at the overallinput port, or equal to a product of the voltage at the overall inputport and a proportionality factor k.

In feature c), the high voltage grid-connected stage controls a sum ofdirect current input voltages of all of the multiple DC/DC converters tobe equal to 3N×Vdc2, or controls an average of the direct current inputvoltages to be equal to the preset value Vdc2, where N is the number ofcascade modules of each phase in the grid-connected circuit. The 3N×Vdc2and the Vdc2 are used as voltage loop instructions. Specifically, adifference between the above instruction and a feedback value is used asan input of a voltage loop regulator, and an output of the voltage loopregulator is used as an input of an active current loop.

In the case of Udc>Uth2, it is determined that the fault that a highdirect current grid voltage is in an overvoltage state occurs. In thiscase, the system controller controls the medium-high voltage energyconversion system to operate in the second direct circuit current sourcemode, to supply electric power to the direct current grid. The electricpower flowing from the alternating current grid to the direct currentgrid needs to be reduced compared with the case of Uth1≤Udc≤Uth2, andthe second direct circuit current source mode has the following featuresa) to d) in this system.

In feature a), the medium-high voltage energy conversion system does notcontrol the direct current voltage at the overall direct current inputport.

In feature b), open-loop control or closed-loop control may be performedon each of the multiple DC/DC converters, to control an output voltageof the DC/DC converter to be equal to a preset value Vdc3.

In feature c), the high voltage grid-connected stage is grid-connectedto the alternating current grid in a constant current mode or a constantpower mode. Specifically, a current instruction I2* is set as an activecurrent loop instruction of the high voltage grid-connected stage.Alternatively, a power instruction P2* may be set, and an actual currentinstruction may be obtained by dividing the power instruction P2* by thegrid voltage. The process of reducing the electric power flowing fromthe alternating current grid to the direct current grid may be performedby decreasing the alternating current instruction (I2*−I1*<0) or thepower instruction (P2*−P1*<0), or by stopping supplying the electricpower to the direct current grid (the current instruction I2* or thepower instruction P2* is set as zero), or by reversely supplying theelectric power from the direct current grid to the alternating currentgrid (the current instruction or the power instruction is set to benegative).

In feature d), the comparison between the direct current voltage Udc atthe overall direct current input port, the first voltage threshold Uth1,and the second voltage threshold Uth2 proceeds.

After the process of controlling the medium-high voltage energyconversion system to operate in the direct current voltage source mode,the system controller detects the direct current voltage at the overalldirect current input port.

If it is detected that the direct current voltage Udc is greater thanthe second voltage threshold Uth2, i.e., Udc>Uth2, the system controllerdetermines that the medium-high voltage energy conversion systemoperates in the second direct circuit current source mode.

If it is detected that the direct current voltage Udc is greater than orequal to the first voltage threshold Uth1 and is less than or equal tothe second voltage threshold Uth2, i.e., Uth1≤Udc≤Uth2, for a firstpreset time period T1, whether the direct current grid recovers isfirstly determined. The system controller controls the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to be switched to the first directcircuit current source mode, and determines that the medium-high voltageenergy conversion system operates in the first direct circuit currentsource mode.

If it is detected that the direct current voltage Udc is less than thefirst voltage threshold Uth1, i.e., Udc<Uth1, for a second time periodT2, the system controller determines that the medium-high voltage energyconversion system cannot supply electric power to the present grid, andthe system controller controls the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem to be shut down.

In other cases than the above three cases, the system controllercontrols the medium-high voltage energy conversion system to operate inthe direct current voltage source mode, and detects the direct currentvoltage at the overall direct current input port.

It can be seen that, in the case that the medium-high voltage energyconversion system provided in the present disclosure is in the normaloperation state, the medium-high voltage energy conversion system, as acurrent source, is grid-connected to the direct current grid. In thecase that the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is in thefirst fault state, the medium-high voltage energy conversion system, asa voltage source, can provide support for the direct current microgridor grid.

Based on the above embodiments, a controller for a medium-high voltageenergy conversion system is further provided according to an embodimentof the present disclosure. The medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem includes a DC/DC isolation circuit and a grid-connected circuit.The controller includes a first acquiring module, a first controlmodule, a second control module, and a third control module.

The first acquiring module is configured to acquire an operation stateof the medium-high voltage energy conversion system. The operation stateincludes a normal operation state and a fault state. The fault stateincludes a first fault state in which a direct current grid voltagedrops and a second fault state in which a direct current grid voltage isin an overvoltage state.

The first control module is configured to: control the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to operate in a first direct circuitcurrent source mode in a case that the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is in the normal operation state.

The second control module is configured to: control the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to operate in a direct current voltagesource mode in a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is in the first fault state.

The third control module is configured to: control the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to operate in a second direct circuitcurrent source mode in a case that the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is in the second fault state.

The first acquiring module includes a first acquiring unit, a firstdetermining unit, a second determining unit and a third determiningunit.

The first acquiring unit is configured to acquire a direct currentvoltage at a direct current input port.

The first determining unit is configured to: determine that themedium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the first faultstate, in a case that the direct current voltage is less than a firstpreset voltage threshold.

The second determining unit is configured to: determine that themedium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the normal operationstate, in a case that the direct current voltage is greater than orequal to the first preset voltage threshold and is less than or equal toa second preset voltage threshold.

The third determining unit is configured to: determine that themedium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the second faultstate, in a case that the direct current voltage is greater than thesecond preset voltage threshold.

The first control module is further configured to: in a case that themedium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the normal operationstate, control an output voltage of the DC/DC isolation circuit to beequal to a first preset value and control the grid-connected circuit tooperate in a constant current mode or a constant power mode.

The second control module is further configured to: in a case that themedium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the first faultstate, control the direct current voltage at the direct current inputport, control the output voltage of the DC/DC isolation circuit to beequal to a second preset value, and control a sum of input voltages ofthe grid-connected circuit to be 3N times the second preset value, whereN is the number of cascade modules of one phase in the grid-connectedcircuit.

The third control module is further configured to: in a case that themedium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the second faultstate, control the output voltage of the DC/DC isolation circuit to beequal to a third preset value and control the grid-connected circuit tooperate in a constant current mode or a constant power mode.

The controller may further include a second acquiring module, a fourthcontrol module, a fifth control module and a sixth control module.

The second acquiring module is configured to acquire a present directcurrent voltage at the direct current input port.

The fourth control module is configured to: switch the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to the second direct circuit currentsource mode, in a case that the present direct current voltage isgreater than the second preset voltage threshold.

The fifth control module is configured to: switch the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to the first direct circuit currentsource mode, in a case that the present direct current voltage isgreater than or equal to the first preset voltage threshold and is lessthan or equal to the second preset voltage threshold for a first presettime period.

The sixth control module is configured to: control the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to be shut down, in a case that thepresent direct current voltage is less than the first preset voltagethreshold for a second preset time period.

An operation principle of the controller may refer to the above methodembodiments, which is not repeated herein.

In summary, a control method for a medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is provided in the present disclosure. In the control method, theoperation state of the medium-high voltage energy conversion system isacquired. In a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is in the normal operation state, the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is controlled to operate in the first direct circuitcurrent source mode. In a case that the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is in the first fault state, the medium-high voltageenergy conversion system is controlled to operate in the direct currentvoltage source mode. In a case that the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is in the second fault state, the medium-high voltageenergy conversion system is controlled to operate in the second directcircuit current source mode. It can be seen that, in a case that themedium-high voltage energy conversion system provided in the presentdisclosure is in the normal operation state, the medium-high voltageenergy conversion system operates in a direct circuit current sourcemode and is grid-connected to a direct current grid. In a case that afault occurs in the medium-high voltage energy conversion system, themedium-high voltage energy conversion system operates in a directcurrent voltage source mode to provide support for direct currentmicrogrid or grid.

The foregoing embodiments are only preferred embodiments of the presentdisclosure and are not meant to limit the present disclosure. Thepreferred embodiments according to the present disclosure are disclosedabove, and are not intended to limit the present disclosure. Thoseskilled in the art may make, based on the disclosed method and technicalcontent, some variations and improvements on the technical solutions ofthe present disclosure, or make some equivalent variations on theembodiments without departing from the scope of the technical solutions.All simple modifications, equivalent variations and improvements madebased on the technical essence fall in the scope of the technicalsolutions of the present disclosure.

1. A control method for a medium-high voltage energy conversion system,the medium-high voltage energy conversion system comprising a directcurrent-direct current (DC/DC) isolation circuit and a grid-connectedcircuit, the control method comprising: acquiring an operation state ofthe medium-high voltage energy conversion system, wherein the operationstate comprises a normal operation state and a fault state, and thefault state comprises a first fault state in which a direct current gridvoltage drops and a second fault state in which a direct current gridvoltage is in an overvoltage state; controlling the medium-high voltageenergy conversion system to operate in a first direct circuit currentsource mode in a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is in the normal operation state; controlling the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to operate in a direct current voltagesource mode in a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is in the first fault state; and controlling the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to operate in a second direct circuitcurrent source mode in a case that the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is in the second fault state, wherein the acquiring anoperation state of the medium-high voltage energy conversion systemcomprises: acquiring a direct current voltage at a direct current inputport; determining that the medium-high voltage energy conversion systemis in the first fault state, in a case that the direct current voltageis less than a first preset voltage threshold; determining that themedium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the normal operationstate, in a case that the direct current voltage is greater than orequal to the first preset voltage threshold and is less than or equal toa second preset voltage threshold; and determining that the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system is in the second fault state, in a casethat the direct current voltage is greater than the second presetvoltage threshold.
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 3. The control method for a medium-highvoltage energy conversion system according to claim 1, wherein in a casethat the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the normaloperation state, an output voltage of the DC/DC isolation circuit iscontrolled to be equal to a first preset value, and the grid-connectedcircuit is controlled to operate in a constant current mode or aconstant power mode; in a case that the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is in the first fault state, the direct currentvoltage at the direct current input port is controlled, the outputvoltage of the DC/DC isolation circuit is controlled to be equal to asecond preset value, and a sum of input voltages of the grid-connectedcircuit is controlled to be 3N times the second preset value, wherein Nis the number of cascade modules of each phase in the grid-connectedcircuit; and in a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is in the second fault state, the output voltage of the DC/DCisolation circuit is controlled to be equal to a third preset value, andthe grid-connected circuit is controlled to operate in a constantcurrent mode or a constant power mode.
 4. The control method for amedium-high voltage energy conversion system according to claim 3,wherein after controlling the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem to operate in the direct current voltage source mode, the controlmethod further comprises: acquiring a present direct current voltage atthe direct current input port; switching the medium-high voltage energyconversion system to the second direct circuit current source mode, in acase that the present direct current voltage is greater than the secondpreset voltage threshold; switching the medium-high voltage energyconversion system to the first direct circuit current source mode, in acase that the present direct current voltage is greater than or equal tothe first preset voltage threshold and is less than or equal to thesecond preset voltage threshold for a first preset time period; andcontrolling the medium-high voltage energy conversion system to be shutdown, in a case that the present direct current voltage is less than thefirst preset voltage threshold for a second preset time period.
 5. Acontroller for a medium-high voltage energy conversion system, themedium-high voltage energy conversion system comprising a directcurrent-direct current (DC/DC) isolation circuit and a grid-connectedcircuit, the controller comprising: a first acquiring module configuredto acquire an operation state of the medium-high voltage energyconversion system, wherein the operation state comprises a normaloperation state and a fault state, and the fault state comprises a firstfault state in which a direct current grid voltage drops and a secondfault state in which a direct current grid voltage is in an overvoltagestate; a first control module configured to: control the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to operate in a first direct circuitcurrent source mode in a case that the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is in the normal operation state; a second controlmodule configured to: control the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem to operate in a direct current voltage source mode in a case thatthe medium-high voltage energy conversion system is in the first faultstate; and a third control module configured to: control the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system to operate in a second direct circuitcurrent source mode in a case that the medium-high voltage energyconversion system is in the second fault state, wherein the firstacquiring module comprises a first acquiring unit configured to acquirea direct current voltage at a direct current input port; a firstdetermining unit configured to: determine that the medium-high voltageenergy conversion system is in the first fault state, in a case that thedirect current voltage is less than a first preset voltage threshold; asecond determining unit configured to: determine that the medium-highvoltage energy conversion system is in the normal operation state, in acase that the direct current voltage is greater than or equal to thefirst preset voltage threshold and is less than or equal to a secondpreset voltage threshold; and a third determining unit configured to:determine that the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is inthe second fault state, in a case that the direct current voltage isgreater than the second preset voltage threshold.
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 7. Thecontroller for a medium-high voltage energy conversion system accordingto claim 5, wherein the first control module is further configured to:in a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is inthe normal operation state, control an output voltage of the DC/DCisolation circuit to be equal to a first preset value and control thegrid-connected circuit to operate in a constant current mode or aconstant power mode; the second control module is further configured to:in a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversion system is inthe first fault state, control the direct current voltage at the directcurrent input port, control the output voltage of the DC/DC isolationcircuit to be equal to a second preset value, and control a sum of inputvoltages of the grid-connected circuit to be 3N times the second presetvalue, wherein N is the number of cascade modules of each phase in thegrid-connected circuit; and the third control module is furtherconfigured to: in a case that the medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem is in the second fault state, control the output voltage of theDC/DC isolation circuit to be equal to a third preset value and controlthe grid-connected circuit to operate in a constant current mode or aconstant power mode.
 8. The controller for a medium-high voltage energyconversion system according to claim 7, the controller furthercomprising: a second acquiring module configured to acquire a presentdirect current voltage at the direct current input port; a fourthcontrol module configured to: switch the medium-high voltage energyconversion system to the second direct circuit current source mode, in acase that the present direct current voltage is greater than the secondpreset voltage threshold; a fifth control module configured to: switchthe medium-high voltage energy conversion system to the first directcircuit current source mode, in a case that the present direct currentvoltage is greater than or equal to the first preset voltage thresholdand is less than or equal to the second preset voltage threshold for afirst preset time period; and a sixth control module configured to:control the medium-high voltage energy conversion system to be shutdown, in a case that the present direct current voltage is less than thefirst preset voltage threshold for a second preset time period.
 9. Thecontroller for a medium-high voltage energy conversion system accordingto claim 5, wherein: the direct current-direct current (DC/DC) isolationcircuit comprises a plurality of DC/DC converters; the grid-connectedcircuit comprises a plurality of cascade modules and an alternatingcurrent grid-connected filter, input ends of the plurality of DC/DCconverters are connected in parallel with each other and are eachconnected to an input end of a direct current grid; and an output end ofeach of the plurality of DC/DC converters is connected in parallel withan input end of one of the plurality of cascade modules, and alternatingcurrent output ends of the plurality of cascade modules are connected inseries with each other and are connected to an input end of analternating current grid via the alternating current grid-connectedfilter.
 10. The controller for a medium-high voltage energy conversionsystem according to claim 9, wherein each of the plurality of DC/DCconverters is an LC series resonant converter, an LLC series resonantconverter, a dual active DC/DC converter, a full-bridge DC/DC converter,a power bidirectional LC series resonant converter, or a powerbidirectional LLC series resonant converter; and each of the pluralityof cascade modules is a direct current-alternating current (DC/AC)converter.